Before I say anything, I want to acknowledge that Speeding is wrong, and that I should have never done it in the first place. That being said..... I was recenty caught doing 90 in a 55 (a state highway where the traffic usually moves much faster than the posted limit). I did not realize that I was going that fast, as my car is new, and I can barely feel the speed difference.
Upon comming over a hill on the roadway, I noticed the marked car sitting off the roadway, which prompted me to slow down, which was sadly too late. He had me clocked via laser before I even saw him. I made the mistake of admitting that I was speeding, and said I wasnt sure how fast I was going. I recently moved from the city (Brooklyn) to LI.
My question is, the ticket has my Brooklyn address, which I no longer live at, but the correct plate info, etc. couldnt the office have listed my current address via my plates? can the ticket be tossed on this basis? I have a clean driving record to this point.
2007-03-25
15:18:06
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Pete
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